Woman treated for severe breathing difficulty near Thompson Road, Franklin PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Thompson Road for a 54-year-old woman experiencing severe breathing difficulties. Fire department and ambulance units responded. Road closures were put in place near the scene for safety.
Audio|Heard on: Venango County Fire Departments, Oil City Police
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03:29
Transcript:
00:00
Station 17, Polk, take a call for 23, Thompson, Rose.
00:18
Near Thompson Road, across the Pittsburgh Road,
00:22
54-year-old (name withheld).
00:23
Respiratory distress, your alert time is 8-11.
01:03
Go ahead.
01:05
Okay,
01:07
Sir, you're the only one I've heard.
01:09
Dispatch Polk and I have not heard anything from them.
01:13
I'm getting ready to reach your orders.
01:17
I'll be on scene soon.
01:19
I didn't get an old call.
01:22
What was it?
01:25
Near Thompson Road for a female respiratory distress delta response.
01:38
They were coming from the Santaica Station.
01:43
I'll be dead.
01:52
Vegas, 17-2 is responding.
02:11
17C2, just no 2308 in route, and your ambulance is 6402 coming from a station.
02:18
Looks like you're just coming into Franklin on 322.
02:26
Copy. Okay.
02:30
Fromango County, 6107, clear north of station one.
02:38
Copy, 7 clear at 8.18.
02:47
You know 5, near northwest.
02:53
820.
03:02
This confirm industry is on wires, walking the roadway, off.
03:07
Chief 2 is on anything.
03:11
Head-put, road close lines on one either energy clear.
03:18
The 820.
03:21
Chief 2 on scene 820.
03:27
Chief 2 on scene 820.
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Location mentioned:
Thompson Rd, Franklin, PA 16323
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